"catch your dream" painting contest for children with thalassemia
2024-01-16
to enrich the lives of children with thalassemia and their families, fostering creativity, and demonstrating thought and concern for their daily lives, bgi genomics, in collaboration with other charitable foundations, is pleased to announce a painting competition for thalassemic children.
requirements
1. theme: catch your dream, explore your creativity and imagination.
2. participants:
thalassemic children from any part of the world, with categories judged in the following age groups:
- ages 3-7 years
- ages 8-14 years
3. artwork requirements:
- watercolor paintings are required;
- it must be a healthy and uplifting artistic work independently created by children with thalassemia. the artwork must not infringe on the rights and interests of others or third-party organizations(including, but not limited to 凯发娱发k8官网 copyright and reputation rights).
timeline:
- submission deadline: february 20,2024
- results announcement: february 28,2024
awards:
- golden prize: certificates, trophies and amazon shopping coupons totaling us$200.
- silver prize: certificates, trophies and amazon shopping coupons totaling us$100.
- bronze prize: certificates, trophies and amazon shopping coupons totaling us$50.
the golden, silver and bronze prizes will be awarded to one person in the each children's and youth group.
submission:
send us your contact details and clear images of your artwork (jpg/jpeg/img format, a4 size page).
please complete and submit the when sending the artwork.
email address: .
submission deadline: february 20,2024
attention:
there is no entry fee for this competition. authors have the right of signature, and the organizer, co-organizer, and co-organizers have the right to publish, exhibit, and publicize.;
all competitors will be assessed through the online public voting on wechat platform for each age group. the results will be announced on the wechat official account of the "world hemoglobinopathy foundation" and our official website.
the organizer reserves the final right to modify and interpret the competition rules.